What if you were one thought, habit, or action away from success and didn’t know it?

Whether you are already a seasoned coach, just starting out or considering taking the plunge into the world of the self-employed helping others, this book may be the most important book you read this year. Here’s why...

You need to write a book.

It’s in your DNA, yet for reasons you cannot comprehend, you just can’t finish the job.

Learn how to develop your bullet-proof Author Mindset and create a system guaranteed to deliver success and to build the habits required to work this system every single day.

There is no magic to writing a book.

None.

You take action, every single day, until your book is finished. You plan, schedule and execute the plan.

You write.

Simple.

Your author vision statement is an extraordinary targeting mechanism to guide you to your ultimate destination - the end of Publication Highway.

The exercises ahead serve one purpose - to focus your mind on what you value most - your published book.

Be clear on why you want to write a book. If significance, fame and fortune are your desires, there are far easier ways to achieve them than writing a book.

The three fundamental truths of writing are:

• Your book will never be perfect.
• You cannot publish what you do not complete.
• Done is better than perfect.

Learn how to finish your book easier, faster and better than you ever thought possible when you apply the Seven Keys of Writing Success.

You will discover quotes to make you laugh and quotes to make you cry. Some are familiar, like old friends. Others you will meet for the first time. All have a common theme: Our Writing Life.

You know that terror, too, don’t you? That sense your last remaining creative spark abandoned you some time back. It’s sickening.

Allow me to teach you how to extricate yourself, once and for all, from that perfect Hell and never return.

I am too.

That’s why the 2015 election bothered me. Not so much because of the man we elected Prime Minister, but because of what the election of that man said about our nation.

She could not speak English when she arrived in Canada at age eleven. Two decades later she became Canada’s first Muslim Cabinet Minister.

In the long and storied tradition of poking fun at politicians, this colouring book highlights Justin Trudeau’s missteps and gaffes on the road to Liberal Paradise. Nicknamed “The Shiny Pony” for his luscious locks and his insistence upon style over substance, Justin Trudeau rightly deserves the moniker for his never-ending stream of brainless quotes.

This coloring book, the second installment of a series poking fun at our elected representatives with satire and humour.